Posted by Aimee , Jan 16, 2018
As a crazy iPhone fan, many users are also fascinated about iPhone's new operation system. Once the new system is available, they can't wait to update their iPhone. However, many people found their iPhone got frozen during iOS update. And they didn't know what to do when it happens.
Luckily, we are going to tell you how to unfreeze a frozen iPhone so you don't need to worry about that anymore. With the help of RecoveryTool Fix Recovery is easy to handle that problem.
Resetting is a cliche because it works. Sometimes bits get stuck and there's nothing like hitting reset to get them going again.
1. Press and hold down both the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time.
2. Keep them held down until you see an Apple logo.
3. Let go.
Once your iPhone or iPad has rebooted, wait and see. If it finishes updating, you're good. If not, or if it won't reboot, follow the steps below and see how to get your iPhone back to normal.
Step 1. Launch the Problem
Download the software and launch the program on your computer. Then select "Repair" and connect your iOS device to the computer with the USB cable. Click "Start" to allow the program to detect your device.
Step 2. Download the Latest Firmware
To unfreeze the stuck iPhone, the latest firmware is needed. The program will detect your device and then recommend you the suitable one. Just click "Download" to download them.
Step 3. Fix Your iPhone to Normal
In a few minutes, the download process will be completed and then the program will begin scanning your iPhone automatically and then fixing the problem. The whole process won't take you long, so just be patient.
Okay, the article above had showed you how to fix your frozen iPhone, have you got it? Except fix iPhone froze, the software can also tell you how to unfreeze iPhone when your iPhone freeze on apple logo, black screen or others. For details, just download it and have a try.
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